Developer shortage stands in the way of decentralized, blockchain-centric internet bliss. Advocates of Web3, a catch-all term widely used to incorporate concepts of decentralized networks ...

For Web3 gaming, the fruits of labor are being borne in the form of infrastructure with a specific purpose in mind and space for established players to enter the market.

Advocates of web3 will tell you that the decentralized web brings greater resilience and security compared to Web 2.0 thanks to its underlying blockchain-based technology.. Web 2.0, which first ...

Immutable, an Australia-based web3 gaming firm, launched an inaugural $500 million developer and venture investment fund, Robbie Ferguson, president and co-founder of Immutable, exclusively told ...

Explaining Web3, the potential next phase of the internet 07:09. Last week on Twitter, Jack Dorsey trashed the buzzy tech trend known as Web3, telling consumers to be wary and dismissing it as a ...

For the sake of this article, I’ll focus on Web3 and its use of blockchain, private keys, and other devices such as crypto wallets. The adoption of Web3 in e-commerce must overcome several barriers.

What’s an example of a web3 app that exists today? An oft-cited example is Axie Infinity, a video game developed by the Vietnamese game studio Sky Mavis, which uses NFTs and Ethereum-based ...

Those who FUD Web3 gaming today don’t understand it. They missed CryptoKitties in 2018 and Axie in 2020, and they’ll miss the next wave too because they’re measuring the wrong metrics, says ...

In order to gain a clearer understanding of the ongoing vitality of the web3 movement, let’s take a look at three big-name brands that are currently investing in blockchain-based efforts: Mastercard ...

Web3 cryptos involve a collection of decentralized protocols and networks run by network participants worldwide. BTC $107,123.95-1.13 % ETH $2,477.62-0.78 % USDT $1.0003 + 0.02 % XRP $2.2290 + ...

Web3 will, of course, be disruptive for good actors as well. Law enforcement will confront websites for which there are no “take down” notices and no corporate CEOs to enforce regulations.